Born in the Victorian era, in the slums of Bethnal Green, Lettie vowed never to follow in her mother’s dismal footsteps — even if it killed her!
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Michael Bussa has done it again!I’ve never been the first to review anything before….so I’ not going to post any spoilers. In his usual fashion, Michael has crafted interesting characters and developed the plot in a way that keeps you racing through the story to its astonishing conclusion. I devoured it as soon as I downloaded it….then went back and read it again, more slowly, the better to appreciate the details and the writer’s skill at moving the action along while keeping your attention engaged. There’s no lag, just a tight, well-written tale. Michael’s writing keeps getting better and better. I’m not going to say any more about ‘Lettie’s Plight’–you need to run, not walk, to download and read this.
Michael Bussa has done it again!I’ve never been the first to review anything before….so I’ not going to post any spoilers. In his usual fashion, Michael has crafted interesting characters and developed the plot in a way that keeps you racing through the story to its astonishing conclusion. I devoured it as soon as I downloaded it….then went back and read it again, more slowly, the better to appreciate the details and the writer’s skill at moving the action along while keeping your attention engaged. There’s no lag, just a tight, well-written tale. Michael’s writing keeps getting better and better. I’m not going to say any more about ‘Lettie’s Plight’–you need to run, not walk, to download and read this.
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